[SEL] New Web Pages/ Morris Engines of Oz Website

[Curt]

Kerry,
Very nice effort and sure to become a resource for all interested in Oz 
engines. Your work on the Cooper history is outstanding.
A couple of questions:
CT Deutscher & Sons shows the Triumph line and the _GEM line_.
Chas Walker shows the _Star line_
As I recall the Star and GEM are the same engine. What is the history of 
Deutscher and Chas Walker? Both were in Ballarat, Vic.

The Horwood & Bagshaw engine....is this the same company as Bagshaw & 
Sons of Adelaide, SA? Bagshaw & Sons manufactured that beautifully 
restored wine pump that was at the Narracoorte ralley.

As I looked thru all the pictures on your site it was amazing the number 
of these engines I had seen. Not just the same makes, but the exact 
engines. We covered a lot of ground and saw a LOT of engines in 2 weeks 
last March!

Once again thank you for this excellent contribution to the hobby.
Curt Holland
Gastonia, NC

Kerry wrote:

> G'Day All
>
> Been working on a new web site for Australian built engines, still not 
> totally finished but I think it has now enough photos to be of some 
> interest, the purpose is to be able to see a library of as many Oz 
> built engines as possible, I don't think this has been done like this 
> yet and we don't have a book like the UK or US has.
> Looking for any feed back to improve the site and again thanks to Jim 
> Dunmyer
>
> http://www.oldengine.org/members/kmorris/Webpages/Austmakers.html
>
>
> Also been working on a web site to show others of the area around 
> where I live, hope you like the pics and would I love to see pics of 
> other peoples areas
>
> http://members.optusnet.com.au/kerrymorris_49/Webpages/Lithgow.html
>
> Kerry Morris
> Lithgow N.S.W  OZ
>
> WEB:  www.members.optusnet.com.au/kerrymorris_49/
>
> skype ID:   ozengine
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